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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
A GREAT FIRE IN TURKEY.
Two Thousand Buildings I'm scutari Des
troyed by the Flames.

CoNsTA STISoPLE, Aug. 15.-The great
conAagration in Scutari has been con
trolled after destroying two thousand build
ings, including two OF the largest churches.
Two women and child were burned 70
death, and many persons were injured.
Thousands of people are left without shell
ter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

WAsH.Ser1x. Aag. t5.--Secreisrv WHIT
sey leif Washington on the 2 cieck train
ahsens from t1e Saw neusrtnasnt nerhsnS
a month - be intends tazlns hfs vscssen
Il this tine.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Ordered 10 show Cause why He should
Not Answsr Civil Ouestfons.

SAX Francisco, Aug. io.-Judge sawyer,
OF the United States Circuit Court. today
issued an order requiring Senstor Stanford
20 appear on Wednesday and show cause
Why be should not be compelled to answer
tie questions put to him by
the Pacific Railway Commission
as 70 The manner Ia which certain amounts
Tor which vouchers are missing were not
used By the Central Pacific, and whether
any Of The money was paid for influencing
legislation. A. today's session of the Com
missioners the Central Pacific sisted they
could nos get their papers, books. accounts
etc. in shape 10 present their case until
Oeloner.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
For Mailing Obscene Matter.

Daniel IL. Morgan, of Berrien Springs,
was arrested yesterday by Deputy United
States Marshal Blackmer, of Niles. and
lodged in Jail here for examination on a
charge of writing and sending obscene
literature through the mails.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

WksHISerov Aug. f5.-It is stated At the
War Department that the unplesssntueSs
between Colonels Burns and whipple has
been smicsbly adjusted 70 the satisfaction
Of the principals. snd that the threatened
f.lrlr M artiaI is arartei.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

AwsrzRrks, NY. Aux. f5-A special from
Gloversviile savs The dsfaGite- Harvey
Kaeson. wsrned By friends. has escaped 20
Canada He arrived st = point near Non
trsal SATURDAY night
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

skv FnsvC7sco. Cal. August Isl Y
Nscksv arrived from the East today snd
went "a senlo PARK to SO @ Flood his
partner. wA0 = coaiGed % his bed bY sick
ue<S.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

CHrrsso Aog i5.-Absut one thousand
deievsfss srs expected 81 the third annusl
convention II the American florists. which
crens tomorrow. The hesd4uarters of The
delegates vii ee the Grand Psciic Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

At Philadeiphia-At :; Brooklyns 8.
AT New Xork-Baltlmorei; Metropolitans IL.
At CleVeland-St. Louis Is; Cleveland 3.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

WsszTvsrev. A1g. 15.-Ths Var ne-
partnenf hss received 70 eficiai Informs
tisn yet aeout tae outaresk smcnE tie Ufe
Indians.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
FELL TO FIGHT.

BrAdsura Unable to Meet Him, bat an
Ambitious Colorsdisn Bobs Up.
Since the failure Of Dineen-or Kelliher,
correctly speaking-to fight James Fell,
Marsh Byers. backer and Manager of the
Missouri Cyclone. has been endeavodng to
arrange match for him With some Of the
celebrated pugilists of the country He
wrote William Bradburn, who recently
knocked out" Frank Glover, guaranteeing
him 500. and in return received the follow
ing:
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Wkss1 NsroS. AHz i5.-Appiica for
prepayment ~ interest On ssSos. so or
bonds we're received e. the Trsssarv De-
parsment today. mskiag toiai of So ocs. r
-. d. .lae.a
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

LoSros. kuE. l5.-Ths Scotch yacht
Thistle vss sightsd on taS. s. n ar -.
dsg. y min. north. and long. a. deg. 81
min. ~est.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

More reql estate Is bought and sold through
the medina Of our ''WaHts' than an other s0oss
Of ADVERTISING.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Loxpox. Au9. IS.-Nr Fsrnea hss gore
70 AvondaIe. where as mother i lying
very ia.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

7 wa sranf hip q ong Find frg ofsr
''aeasts" T6e rates are a. ~ head Of t.s coz
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

OsU 'sronf' column - osiick sogv 70 aet a
situation. See The rates oa second page.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

f-sss teenfv q fry f,ee srunfs7 vs frf,
CIR -eisoaas sSeg ass. ~ ars gs9s ssaa
fae
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

sx-NesVNs vss NtNSaa,s-st,sNs-
KALAMAZOO, Aug. l5.-The champions
met the Cantons for the first time today
and won a wonderful eleven inning game
Three home runs by the home club sluggers
brought in five or six runs, ali OF which
were earned. Aldrich and Saunders both
pitched great game. The score was as
follows:
Kalamazoo-....1 0 0 o o l.
Canton. n..........0 0 l O.
Base hits-Kalamszoo II; Canton. IL. Errors
Kalamazoo, Z; Canton 3. Umpire-Bauer.
SSs-1sN<s - 1ss 1LNtsNsA-sss,Na-
CooPERsvILLE, Aug. l5.-The Grand
Rapids club crossed bats with the. Solid
Muldoons, of this village, and were de-
feated in very interesting game by score
of 10 %.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

W w Fowler, manager OF Skipped by
the Light Of the Moon" viii return 10
Grand Rapids this evening. This uprosr-
ionsly funny comedy viii be seen at
Powers Grand Opera House Tuesday even
ing next.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Brady 4 Garsood. Of Toledo. viii open
RsdmOnds Opera House as cheap theatre
early ia September.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

II is more than probable that Willard
Brigham, the young actor who 50 re Gently
presented Engaged IN this city, viii leave
the stage snd return TO the stuoy Of he
law. which he pursued for two years or
more 10 Petoskey. Mr. Brigha ans ie stives
here have partially prevailed upon him 10
leave the profession Of an actor for that Of
a lawyer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Manager w. B. Day writes from New
York to say that the Wonderland Theatre
will open September 5th with the Criterion
Opera Company. numbering 26 people a.
the attraction. / am glad 70 know that the
cozy little theatre will not be closed a. was
reported. Manager Day Saws the Criterion
Company viii be followed by Jennie \ en-
mems and other equally good attractions.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Msnsger.Fred g. Berger is in New York
now. He wired last evening that he has
Just closed a contract with Edward f..
Kidder for "Bewitched THIS j. Mr..
kidder's very best work and Was written
especially Tor Sol. Smith Russell and IL Is
expected that il will cresie sensation.
Mr.. Berger's company supporting Mr.
Russell in "Edgewood Folks" appear ia
Seneca Falls, \. T., tonight.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-07
BARGAINS

S5OO-Per foot, on Main, near Sixth.
$4O0-Per foot, on Los Angeles, near Third
street.
s25o-Per foot, on First street. near Geary.
$40, 0,000-60xl65. Fort street. between Fifth
and sixth.
;sOOO-iOox156 to 2o-ioot alley. Pearl street.
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
$l300-Lot. Park villa tract, Lovelace ave.
SS0O0-72xl68, Washington street, near FL
si6OO-Lot in Jefferson tract, nesrvermont.
s250-Mateo street, near Third, 40xl4O.
sl200-Angelina avenue near Temple;
silOO-Iot on Victor avenue, near Temple.
$750-Lot on Beaudry avenue, near Sisters
Hospita; very cheap.
si2O0-60xl6s lot In the Longstreet tract.
sl150-53xl65, corner Judson and Flower
streets.
tract.
$500 lots. corner Rowland and Cherry
streets.
S9000-Elegant 11-room house on Pearl
street, near Twelfth street.
5000 hlegant residence OF 9 rooms on
Fort street, betv ct Ninth and Tenth.
$7000-House. z rooms; lot, 70x165, near
Eleventh.
ssOOo-Modern Broom house, Pico street,
near Hill.
S45oO-House. rooms. Hope street, near
Sixth street, II taken at once.
Rpo dchovu A. Zn11unp
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-07
FOR SALE.

lots 5oxo Glendale we'll
One the beautiful locations
four miles rsm Pun the Southern Pacific
right Good location for Price, 100000
1000 acres in county, railroads 1000 farming lands
mo 1900 ed springs the place
an abundant supply OF water Price. $50
RANCH miles
wood enough on it for it. Price, s. per
25OO railroad;
railroad and has switch section with
cash.
100 San Benardno Tesc valleys
cherries and wanut @ land;
oubudngs Price, $50
Eighty
Eighty the frosess oh belt Cahueng
Los Angeles, miles
Water Canon The altitude 1900 feet above
cold About
planted with trees Or vines The soil anequaed for fertility by
ascst full bearing full fruit Il the climate for
mond Hotel and other health 1t of the grandest views
feet Price $4,000.
level and soil sandy oam $500 good vineyard land sopng
feet onehaf this land for ove-cultre
miles from railroad depot poce per
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-07
II do not like thee, DR.. Fell.

Canadians use ard recommend st. Jacobs
Oil. At all Druggists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-07
DEAL ESTATE BACH
IL CHESEBRO, % West First street.

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
s 450-Fine lot on south side of Court street
at end OF cable line. Installments.
1500-Lot 75x146 on clean side of fSeverence
street, near Adams.
2sO0-Lot 50xl50 on Burlington ave-, Bon.
15oo-Lot on west side of Elmore ave., in
Velenzuela tract
s5o-Fine corner near end of Temple-st.
cable line.
66o-Lot 4Oxl4O to alley. on west side OF
Yarnell St.. near Temple.
lSOO-Lot 90xl47 on clean side OF Washing
ton st. corner.
1o,OOO-Piece OF % lots on Downey ave., East
Los Angeles
5e0O-Fine lot on Hill st.
50OO-Lot 50xl50 to alley on Olive st.
400-Lot 50xl55 to alley on Orange Grove
ave Burbank.
l5,oOO-Fine corner on BueHa Vista street;
soo-Lot 50 sxiIo on corner of Freeman
ave. and Vermont ave.
65O-Lot 54xl6S on Vermont avenue; easy
terms.
IA feet on west side of Fort st., be.
tween Third and Fourth sts.; terms
l5oo-Lot 5ox15o. corner of Rowland and
Nevada SITS.
800 per lot-Block of 2S lots on new dunn
my road.
5O0-Lot 6Oxl5b. with well, windmill and
pump; near dummy line.
250 per foot-Lot 50x1s0 on First st., oppo'
site Geary at.
1900 Cottage of rooms, on south side Of
..oo CoEts. ST. near cable line sO lSt sOxiSo ic
provements, on corner Of Court and
isf1s5t IucKENBAoH a oHEsEBRo.
1e12-1mo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-07
TO CAPITALISTS.

The adjoining
900 situated Monterey in
State The land capable of producing anything, hills
adapted There abundance besides
IA miles
wde Alfalfa will its whole length The privileges
land 26OO of this valley produced
bushels of wheat to the There feed for 600 h of stock
which
400 head Of cattle on the place all marketable
tons of hay stacked. Purchase of each optional.
has been spent on fencing Five fmhu different
to San Lucas the P R. R. s mie good
four times present price, which is $40 per
25OO good land northwest Los
700 So acres Level rich and arabic the balance low rolling land
e large springs and the tract bounded side by
timber the tract Title United States Price,
cash, and the balance in and two at 10
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-07


The reason why, cannot tell.
II has often been wondered at, tne Dao
odor this oft-quoted doctor was In. 'fwss
probably because he, being one OF the old
school doctors, made up pills as large as
bullets, which nothing but an ostrich cou a
bolt without nausea. Hence the disHRe
DR.. R. v. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative tei.
lets" are sugar. coated and no larger than
hird.shot, and are quick to do their work.
For all arrangements of the liver, bowels
and stomach they are specihc.
= Rupture pile tunors, fstula and all
diseases of the lower bowel Except cancer)
radically cured Send ta,t 10 cents hIsns In stamps
Medical Association, 663 Main street. Buff.
falo, N. Y.
DR.. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" isnot
extolled as a "cure-all," but admirably full
fills a singieness of purpose, being a most
potent specific in those chronic weaknesses
peculiar to women. Particulars In Dr.
Pierces large treatise on Diseases Peculiar
to Women. 160 pages, sent for 10 cents in
stamps. ADDRESS, WORLDS DIsPENsARY
ASSOCIATION, 663 Main street, Buff
falO. N. Y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-07
Life Senator Flint, Canadian Parliament,
savs: st. Jacobs Oil acts like charm.
N .prEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

ST CHARLES H0TEL-Henry hunt' Iexas;
n dudley; w H Roberts, Arizona; II Egan;
Pomona; L Lynch. Robt Binford, city:
Hen shaw, Allegan, Mich; GEO Mower, L
MsWsen. e Bowen, city; B Hutchinson, Y
Rsv' Eritish Columbia; Johnson ana
wife. W e Campbell, Azusa.
prco HousE.-Frank Riggs, Cedar Lake;
I Il plant and sister, 2 GRACE, Los angeles;
n Marion and family. Atlanta, "a; a
Coibl It. city; @ 7 Ktous, Kansas Cfty; AZ; ~
Hilton. San Francisco; Q Leslie. Oim-
sted' Mrs CONN. Geo Comn, MISS Bennett,
Pomona; Iibbott, Halsted, Kan Kan; IA
Rue, Sterling Kan; Ferris Iassin, and via ~
San Diego; K Alexander. Salns o,ty;
Fd RYAN and family, Culberton, Neo; MIS-
Msrcsret Dayy, San Francisco; M VSwessy.
Halsted, Kan P Moore ana wife, LOS
GRANp CENrRAL-E r Pierce, Pe,ris; " 8
Carlow and wife, San Francisco Fui'
ier and wife, Kansas City; EpKFlnss'
Cheyenne; j M Leihy, Tustin Oty; T,.. a
Fietcher. B II Glow and wifei Iowa Eity
Allen. a M johnston, Ontario; Mrs
pastnr Chico; 8 W Barnett San Buena
Tentura' z Patsen, N 8 Foster and wife
Z estsr RANCH; N G Tallmsn Sacramento
% %Worley. Independence; Lynch, CITY;
Il PeaSce, Lordsburgi TnoMSs, ~ = vas. ~
son Geo Spittbe, San Diego. WLierce. vee
! Robinson, Iowa;S Kedd. 81 halten, NY.
Ar ELMO HorEL-N Machado. TemecIla
n Haves. Ocesnside; A w Dunning, Fer
I Hiska, Dsnville. Ill;w D Morgan a sss
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-07
Notice to Creditors.

1NSTATE OF ELLA J. McCOYE, DE-
II ceased.-Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, administrator OF the estate Of
ELLA j. MCCOYE, deceased, to the cred
itors Of, and all persons having claims
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this
notice to the said administrator, at the
office OF w. D. Stephenson. rooms No. and
Allen hocs c9snec sps o. aaa
county OF Los Angeles, State Of California.
being the place hereby designated for the
transaction of the business OF kaid estate.
Dated Los Angeles, June 10. 1887.
Administrator Of the ostate Of said Ella J..
NoOoye, deceased. jela-1taw-lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-07

man, G, Chappeil. San Francisco; s
Beatty, Ensenada, Mex; W Sippy: Ventura; f;
W.T. Spilman, Santa Ana; M P Nicholson,
Santa Marie: E r Jeffray, Glendora. K Cross
man, San Bernardino; Leadbut, stockton; /;
8 Griffin, San Jacinto Meyers, Pne
nix, Ariz; 8 Stewart and wife, sacramento;
W Frotheringham, Lugonia.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-07
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

80 Lots in Vernondale.
40 Lots in the Hutchinson Tract, on
Temple St., end OF Gable car line.
Is Lots in Rosamond Tract.
Business Lots on Fort Street.
Fine Business Lot on First Street.
12Sxl55 it. on N. w. cor. Hill and
Pico Streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-07

70x165 it. on Main Street.
60x135 it. on Main Street.
50x150 it. on Main Street.
Z Lots on w. Washington Street.
2 Corner Lots on Grand Avenue.
43 Acres on Santa Fe Avenue.
45 Acres on E. Washington Street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-07
Notice.

The choice cheap acre property in the
Providencia Ranch, which will be offered
in the odd blocks at extremely low prices
at the ONCE of the company, No IL South
Spring street, on and after Monday morn
ing June 9Th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-07
Bradshaw & Zellner,'

Room 23, 33 south Spring street.
mr13-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-07
70 Bakers, Colfectloners, hotels. etc.

RI you WANT ANY BAKER,. PASTRY
i cook or confectionsr, address the
Fsns en- 3EHd 9ndos 81 q c1soSs sS oSs sSs
6pstng stroet xostefs Bakery. olS1y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-07
PURE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

best tbey have seep
known resident for seventeen the
ever found aud almost everything consumption
cured there entirely.
Twenty-Five in bearing orchard Lemons Figs
Pnes Pums Cherries Apcat Nectarne Qnc
Pears Appes-al healthy and free from mscale
twenty-five acres in Muscat Grapes old
Hay Wagons Chickens and Outhouses
divide the Any liking hotel life probably money
coast resort Price, $4,000 TemsOnsha and
three at per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
A VERY LONG TRAMP.
Ak EsosfgD CONVICT WALKS FROM
SCOTT COUNTY TO RIcHMoED.
Eere BE PHetents Himself at the Peal
tontisry and Delivers Himself
as a Prisoner.

On The 18th OF May, 1886, J. W.
blackburn, man OF twenty-five years
Of age, was received at the penitentiary
from Rockingham county. His crime
Was grand larceny, and his time would
have expired March rs, 1887. Novem-
bor u, 1856, he was sent with a number
Of other convicts TO work on the South
Atlantic and Ohio railroad, in South
western Virginia. On January 26, 1887,
he made his escape, and yesterday he
presented himself at the penitcntiary,
asked for his old hat, and requested to
he put to work in the gang OF convicts
who are employed in filling up the IA
vine IN front OF the-prison.
lie had walked the entire distance
from Scott county to Richnond-some
go miles. He averaged about twenty
miles per day. He had somehow man
aged 20 secure suit Of citizens cloth
ing, and so he met with no stoppages
from the officers of the law and passed
for beggar tramp. He arrived here
in pretty good condition considering
bis tremendous feat of pedestrianism.
Blackburn says he is willing enough
to serve out his time in the peniten-
tiaIy, but wants no more service on the
roiiroad.
The law requires an addition TO be
made 80 his term for escaping, but no
GCubt he will be dealt with rs leniently
as possible in view of his voluntary re-
turn to the penitentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
COTaTY AND CITY NEWS.
sec,:.s Of Interest from NanchosteF
and ChesferIegi.

The February term Of the Chesterfield Coun-
~ Court begins Tomorrow. This l. not . grand
jify term, and there ID bal little business 10 D.
Gisf Ossd OF.
should the Council grant the request Of
g9ici-Cf-Police LiracOmh aud increase his sci
aTy. tie act would meet win universal en-
doi-emeut Tie only receives n)w tic same
ftgth he old when elected IA 1871, although ms
iofcrs ere mere than Double, and BE discharge
them lGithfully.
Kew. ". b. Big,low, Of Richmond, viii
m, ach az tho Presbyterian church this morn
ior. ard Rev. ". h. &. Gregory tonight. koy.
n +. Fpes, pastor of the church. Il prevented
from performing his pastoral duties IN con5r-
oueuce OF The serious Illness of hi5 wife, Who
las teen quite Sick for several weeks.
Rsy William Il. Christian viii have a large
concrcrntOn 20 hear him this morning on she
occaslon Of his hrst setmca IN tho upper part
~ tho Cantrgi Methodist church. the front OF
,.bIrh has iust been remOQeiled and improved
IN the addition Of a tower.
lodge No. IA last nlght-Morshipful II. H.
owen ia The East-confcred the yaster-Mason
deQree on one candidate, the work ooing done
in Inc usual excellent style OF that lodge.
Tho same night Manchester Royal Ar,h
Chapter, No. Is, held O call conyocauon, watch
WAS attended by sundry Of the Richmond com
repiops. and at which she degree of Marx Mas
Ter vas conferred on 1--we candidates with in-
rrcsaiye sOlemnity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
TEE nOTgON ARGUED.
succr>ou's COunsci Plead for Ncw
TriaI for ssi,n.

judge Wexford yesterday, sitting in chan
ios ior thc Circui. Court ~ licrrlcO count! .
heard argument on the motion for now u1i
iu me ca4e Of David Anderson (coioreJ), who va
,alNctodof attempted burglary aad of bra al
assault On Rev. ". &. Han aud Wife, and Who g.
,cin was Fixed ly Che Try at confinement boz
tlc Iclit,utiG'y ior seven yoa's.
Whom tie cGs- was concluded and the verde,
rendered about two weets ago motion FOR 9
new tfifl was ile.c, but was not arSIei unN
ye-tcrdnr, whom Mcsars. George Bryan q ..
William lI. BCNcifee represented 'he o'tu. ~
and Commonwealth l-AtiOrnoy I'd 0ma-, asst Ne
eel iy EdLgrAlau, ESQ. app cared FOR ihc pro Pc
,.fi,.. When Tie case vas tried II va, SUBJ
mit cd without argument.
Ihe principal ground upon which the motion
fora new uiUl Ncs based was ne alleged ihi1-
.o.lrct of hc jury I'm reading ~ the D'p1'
rt luris IL the Kidd case Which was being trlrl
a the Hastings Court a. Manchester, "a"
icing taken 60 places and allowed TO conycIFr
wi % persons contrary 10 The law and les Pc
lions of thc Court Judge Wexford takes il'
rlattcr under consideration, aud viii proba B..
render his decision some tiInf this week.
The prisoner Is now in a most nervous con-
dition. he spends his tiinc standing M the
latticc-WOIk iron gate, looking towards tur
court house window. and always appears 20 M
shivetinc III. eyes wander around the stable
ward as though looking fOr something TO cp.d-
q D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
syw YORK sTucx mAaKxr.

NEW YORK. FebrgnFy f2.--The settlement OF
sho strikes last evening started the osars "
cover shs morning, and tracing ior ,reas >, v w.
tergay. 1ho dGy was dull, however. Loneo1
Intefesig. on account Of tho short day iherer
doing almost nothing, AMI trading va, aonos'
entirely Ia the Sands 81 roon-trGiers anu %
fessionals. There was little feature atnony ,ne
usually active lis, hlthougn mn W.
nnfirg Ia four or I've stocks lne moVcinfhes,
however, posae SEED little signilcarce exireno
ructnatio IA for Tie day among he great ma
iorify Lciag cOnhred 10 less than per cotS
fbe only special feature displayed was streng,n
m New YORK. Susqu0haune AMI western
stocks Atlantic aud Pacific was bought
for Boston account On The improved busiu'ss os
no read. aud vas more active ana biSnsr.
wabash common displayed cohsid9laDtv
wealuess. The opening was strong agall sli's
morning. tfo Hrst prices Glowing anvlslces =,
m, n, u 10 2. per cont. Tho market remaincl
sircpc an moderate business and further al
tnucSg ranging up 20 = per cent, were o s.lD-
iisrec IN fto lrst hOur. susquohnnna ana br,e
preferred teiDg most conspicuous inc ineFAs'
Ia, nme dull, but remained nfm uHti noon,
after which there was n general decline, IN
which Pacific Mall was prominent. aud in many
"a, 81 early advices were tcat. There was sOms
rrrrcvs f,irpf however. IN the last hour ana
no marx ~ cicsCd generally nrm, NJ sniiah ira :
ficus letter thGn the opening. Inc net Iosui.
q tho days business Is an adlance h,t si.n,os
egeiyihirg On the active Lsi, though tho gains
Are LtGriy all for fractional amounts only
Sales aggregated $4,000 shares
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
NEW YORK, February ~ Tho weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: hs-
serve, decreHce, $780, $50: loans, increase,
So iOt 20; specie, Increase, sillAOO; legal ten
ders, decrease, S@i0i9 deposits, increase
"a ia8,GlO; circulation. decrease. S5a,SO.
Tho hanks now hold Sie,0UcbC0 IN excess OF
Ha ~ Fagr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-13
T0WE OF ASHLAND.
Ncusy Notes and Personals Of the
week.

week.
The Ashland correspondent Of tn
Di&p0tch writes as follows:
Eov. Y. J.. Evans, pastor Of Park
Place church. Richmond, Va, has been
appointed Judge in deciding the mos.
original and worthy literary article ap-
Jearing in the R0ad0ph-Naror
Nopthy during the session. Three
cash prizes are offered by the Executive
Board, and the competitors are re-
sirictcd rs TO length only.
A large number of people assembled
at the BAPTIST church Tuesday night TO
hear temperance lectures by Or. Drew,
Of Richmond; Mrs. Pleasants, press
dent OF the State Woman's Temperance
Union. and Mrs. Anderson White.
They simply reviewed the work OF the
great movement. The talks were in
tcrcsting and revived much of the in
tcrcst which has slumbcrcd since the
stir Of last year.
A dance given at the hotel BY tie
young men OF the village last Thursday
night was a decided success. Several
Young ladies from Richmond were
present and added much to the grace
.and beauty of the dance.
Much credit is due Mrs. Professor
". A. Shepard for the crcdltable
"Kirmcss entertainment given III the
college chapel ON Friday night. The
scenes taken from David Copperfeld,
Lady of the Lake, and Mistletoe Bouch
were beautiful, and were intersperse&
with bright songs by the Glce Club
quartetic. Preparations are being
made to maze "Nin9 Alfred ' next
Thursday night perfect success.
Mr. Scott Ray, a student OF the col
loce. while exercising. upon the hori-
2cntal Der Of the gymnasium, fell and
broke his arm above Che wrist. The
accident, though not IL serious one, Is
cutie painful.